Written Project Due Friday, March 24th
After you complete your research you will make a poster to display with your edible project. This will be done in class.
Edible Project Due Monday, March 27th Work at home with your family.
Discuss this project on Monday night with your parents! Start planning your edible project with their guidance. Edible projects are due on Monday! Get their signature.
This week you need to work on your Marine Biome Project. Refer to your guideline sheet as you do the research. Remember the main topics are: physical characteristics, adaptations, and food facts. You must also include a food chain as part of your food facts.
Here is an example of an interesting fact about a physical characteristic about the Pygmy Seahorse: Pygmy seahorses are only 5 mm long. They are so small in fact that they were only discovered accidentally in 1977 once underwater photography became more efficient.
Food Ideas: Are they producers, decomposers or consumers? If they are consumers, what type of consumer are they? What are their main predators and which organisms do they prey most upon. Include any interesting manners in which they eat.
Be careful when writing about adaptations. Be sure to include why it is an adaptation, how it helps the organism survive.
Example: Unique Fact about Organism:Called the Costasiella Kuroshimae (or ‘Leaf Sheep’), this is one of the very few animals in the world able to photosynthesise its food, retaining special chloroplasts from algae in its body after feeding to use as energy to get through the day.
If you have exited X-tra Math use Front Row or Khan Academy for practice.
Min 50 Due Tuesday
Decimal Place Value
Day 50 Due Wednesday
More Decimal
Day 51 Due Thursday
Min 51 Due Friday
QR
Written Project Due Friday, March 24th
After you complete your research you will make a poster to display with your edible project.
This will be done in class.
Edible Project Due Monday, March 27th
Work at home with your family.
Discuss this project on Monday night with your parents! Start planning your edible project with their guidance. Edible projects are due on Monday! Get their signature.
This week you need to work on your Marine Biome Project. Refer to your guideline sheet as you do the research. Remember the main topics are: physical characteristics, adaptations, and food facts. You must also include a food chain as part of your food facts.
Here is an example of an interesting fact about a physical characteristic about the Pygmy Seahorse: Pygmy seahorses are only 5 mm long. They are so small in fact that they were only discovered accidentally in 1977 once underwater photography became more efficient.
Food Ideas: Are they producers, decomposers or consumers? If they are consumers, what type of consumer are they? What are their main predators and which organisms do they prey most upon. Include any interesting manners in which they eat.
Be careful when writing about adaptations. Be sure to include why it is an adaptation, how it helps the organism survive.
Example: Unique Fact about Organism:Called the Costasiella Kuroshimae (or ‘Leaf Sheep’), this is one of the very few animals in the world able to photosynthesise its food, retaining special chloroplasts from algae in its body after feeding to use as energy to get through the day.
Links
Nudibranchs
Starfish